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40 cal. I think I will try rounding the trailing edge like you sugegsted. Thanks

10mmGlock, Got a few guns on that wall dont ya? I like it!

Here is my problem. That little wire piece that ejects the rounds keeps lifting up and then binding the round in the last stage. It does it after about 20 rounds, I push it back down and it lasts another 20 rounds. I have tried bending it to no avail. I also replaced it with the one in my spare parts kit. I checked my shell plate and it is as tight as it will go without binding the machine up. Any ideas? The only idea I have is to use some sort of adhesive to hold it in.

Chris, Man I feel for you. My mother died at 56 while we were skiing. It was without a doubt the worst day of my life. It happened about 7 years ago but it feels like an eternity. It really taught me how precious life is and how meaningless most problems in our lives really are. You have my deepest condolences. Keith

That exact thought crossed my mind as well. That was right after i finished building it so it was a little cleaner then. As far as the Acro-bins go you should see my shop. I love those things. I think I bought a few hundred at grainger one time.

This was my one at my last house before I moved. It was depressing to tear it all down. Here is my simpler one at my current house

The doorbell just rang and it was some neighborhood kids asking if it was ok to put up some yellow ribbons on my trees to show support for the troops. They had a big bag and were canvasing the whole neighborhood. Very cool!!

I have a general mental question. When you are practicing and notice many things that are wrong with your form or shooting what do you concentrate on fixing? Or how many things do you try and fix at once? For example: Say you are practing a draw and notice 3-5 things wrong at the same time. Do you focus on fixing them one at a time or all at once? Do you take out the big problems first?

That is a great picture

Finally invested in a new blaster. Got the mags tuned up by Beven. Now I am broke.

Nice shot. This is funny since my brother lives at Gilbert and Elliot. It looks a little different now.

Quote: from R Kelly on 2:44 am on Jan. 24, 2003 Michael Jackson has always been white. That's funny!!!

I moved close to a range which has montly matches. It is about 9 minutes from door to range.

A few days from now I should be picking up my first professionally built limited gun also. I cant wait. I do need to get cranking on my 650 though in preperation.

I have a problem once I have get them into it. I cant get them out of my house. They sit at my dillon all day and I cant get them to leave.

Is there a benefit due to the way the pouch is designed since your wrist wouldn't turn as much? Any bias on these one way or the other?

Have you ever thought about what you would know by now if you never watched TV and just read or did something else instead. TV really just makes you stupid.

Tank!!! I know it was a B movie but it really kicks butt.

Jon, Thanks for the offer but I guess I should have checked last night. I actually found some at a gun show today in 100 round packs. Thanks anyway.

I just dont want to buy a case or 1000 of each to do this. Any suggestions where to buy some in quantities of 100.

Thanks for the reccomendation. I will definatley check him out. I was about to have one built by Don Golembieski before I left but procrastenated to long.

I just moved from Phoenix to houston and am looking to get a new limited gun built. I am wondering if there are any gunsmiths that someone could reccomend. I know that Dawson Precision is about 150 miles from houston but would rather have something closer. Thanks.

So many choices. Thanks for all the replies.

After a few years of shooting USPSA I decided to invest in a new Limited gun. I would just like some suggestions on Gunsmiths in Phoenix to look at. I am planning on going to 1911 Heaven and Kennedy Kustom. Are there any others that I should check out.